Straight Razor I.D. Help Needed

[timwcic]

Today’s flea market fruit. I can not leave a thumb notch sitting in the wild. It is a 6/8 wedge in modern Acrylic scales. It is rather plain, no jimps and no other markings or origin location. The only hint of maker is the name Au Diamont translates to Diamond from French using my Google-fu.
Does the name or logo look familiar?

 

[kcb5150]

Grind of the blade looks a bit like an a peter blade but france has so many me too blades...

 

[global_dev]

looks a bit like my JLP blade that i could not find any info on either.

 

[timwcic]

Thanks for the replies. I am leaning towards a early French one and done. Sometime along the way it was rescaled

Grind of the blade looks a bit like an a peter blade but france has so many me too blades...

looks a bit like my JLP blade that i could not find any info on either.

 

[global_dev]

for some reason i thought my JLP was sheffield based, if its french then i have no idea

here is what it looks like

 

[totorlekiller]

The logo looks a bit like a "Cuillere" used by Brossard.
Brossard is an old blade maker from Thiers, France.

 

[timwcic]

Thank you both for the reply’s

for some reason i thought my JLP was sheffield based, if its french then i have no idea
here is what it looks like
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I am assuming it’s French because of the stamping. I’m assuming it’s early because of the lacking Country of origin. I’m assuming the scales have been replaced and not original. That is a whole lot of assuming on my part. I would like to know more but the Google machine doesn’t have anything to tell me.
Your SR does look like a long lost brother.

The logo looks a bit like a "Cuillere" used by Brossard.
Brossard is an old blade maker from Thiers, France.
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Very interesting, a direction to search in.